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 1 4 | wicked songs which made those virtuous women blush and weep, and~
 2 5 |     This human~masterpiece of virtuous and noble and religious
 3 12|    and yet preserve a soul so~virtuous. She is indeed worthy of
 4 13|    let us~frankly say so, how virtuous! But, Camille, I have just
 5 13|      Beatrix. "I would I were~virtuous and free, that I might give
 6 19|   talk of~his wife, if she is virtuous, to his mistress, unless
 7 23|   witty La Palferine; she was virtuous from self-interest and was~
 8 24|      one but him; that she is~virtuous; that Conti was merely a
 9 24|      base an~infamy that your virtuous imagination could never
10 24|     disillusions. You are too virtuous to know the full power of
11 24|    power of women who~are not virtuous."~ ~"Do not enter upon those
12 25|     of falling in love with a~virtuous woman."~ ~Some ten days
13 26|     had regarded herself as~a virtuous woman in heart, upon whom